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Re: Use a button to make a motor move a certain number of rotations

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Encoders, built in or otherwise, have to plug into something that can understand their signals. The Victors have no such facility. They are not "intelligent", meaning they don't take any external feedback.

The motors themselves don't have any intelligence. Their inputs are only the voltage applied to the wires. The encoders are not linked in any way to the windings in the motor.

You have setup some DIO channels to take the A and B data from the encoders. This information goes straight into the roboRio, which has to do something with it, to control the input to the victors. The roboRio is the brain in this case.

The new Talon SRX's are intelligent, and can do the work onboard with no involvement of the roboRio. The older Jaguars had promise of this, but in practice, they rarely worked as designed for encoder-driven closed loop feedback. I have trouble finding the right words to describe how much I LOVE the Talon SRX's closed loop modes.
Man this stuff is so beyond my level of experience with this stuff. I may just have to work this with the joystick like we have been so far, unless you have some way around this:/
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